Neutrope Quick Export

Neutrope Quick Export adds a simple Tools → Neutrope Quick Export screen and a “Export selected to CSV” bulk action to your post, page, and public custom post type lists. It is built for everyday production work: SEO inventories, content audits, and client-facing lists — not heavy migration.

The plugin is intentionally small and stays out of your way:

• Lightweight. It loads only in the admin area and adds nothing to your front end.
• Read-only. It never writes options, post meta, custom tables, or scheduled events. Exporting changes nothing on your site.
• Excel-friendly CSV. Files are UTF-8 with a BOM so multi-byte text (including Japanese) opens correctly in spreadsheet apps.
• Privacy first. User e-mail addresses, login names, and comment-author data are never exported.
• Respects the standard interface. It only adds a Tools screen and one bulk action. Existing screens and actions are left untouched.
• No ads. No upsells. No “Pro” nag screens. No external requests. No tracking.

How it works

• Tools → Neutrope Quick Export — Choose post types, statuses, an optional published/modified date range, and a maximum row count, then download a CSV.
• Bulk action — On any post, page, or public custom post type list, select rows and choose Export selected to CSV.

Columns

Every export includes these columns:

• post_id
• post_type
• title
• slug
• url
• status
• published_date
• modified_date
• categories
• tags

Featured image columns are on by default (a single checkbox on the Tools screen) and add useful, low-risk information for pre-migration audits. Only metadata is exported — never the image file itself:

• featured_image_id
• featured_image_url
• featured_image_filename

These optional columns are off by default and can be enabled on the Tools screen:

• excerpt
• content
• author_display_name (the author’s public display name only)

What is intentionally not included

• User e-mail addresses, login names, and comment-author information are never exported.
• Image files themselves are never downloaded, exported, or bundled — featured image columns hold only the attachment ID, URL, and file name.
• No import, restore, XML/JSON/Markdown output, WP-CLI, REST API, scheduled exports, or external/cloud integrations in this version.

1. Upload the neutrope-quick-export folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
3. Go to Tools → Neutrope Quick Export to configure and download a CSV, or use the Export selected to CSV bulk action on any post, page, or public custom post type list.

1. 

   The Tools → Neutrope Quick Export screen: choose post types, statuses, a maximum row count, an optional date range, and download the CSV.

2. 

   Choosing post types — Posts, Pages, and any public custom post type (shown as "Custom post type: ").

3. 

   The "Include featured image information" option, which adds the featured_image_id, featured_image_url, and featured_image_filename columns.

4. 

   The "Export selected to CSV" bulk action on the post list.

5. 

   An exported CSV opened in a spreadsheet, showing the featured image columns and correctly displayed multi-byte (Japanese) titles.

0.1.1

• Add featured image columns (featured_image_id, featured_image_url, featured_image_filename), on by default via a single Tools-screen checkbox. Only metadata is exported — never the image file.
• Featured image columns are also included in the “Export selected to CSV” bulk action.
• Clearer post type labels on the Tools screen: custom post types are shown as “Custom post type: ” while the submitted value stays the post type slug.

0.1.0

• Initial release.